Chemical burns in mouth?

Question:

I think my 3 year old used my toothbrush as a cleaning brush. The other day I brushed my teeth and the toothpaste seemed to be more of a foam than bubbly. My mouth started to get a "dry" feeling in my inner cheeks and inside on the top and bottom lips. Even the outside of my lips feel kind of "waxy". They are starting to peel a little too(not because they are dry either). When I eat the "dry spots" sting and burn. I thought this was thrush at first but there are no white spots. I figured it could be thrush because I am on antibiotics and I have a weakened immune system(from Rheumatoid Arhtritis). There is no bleeding.yet. Can anybody help? What could this be? What should I do for treatment? Salt water?

Answers:
Try calling the non-emergency hospital line and talking to a nurse or doctor about your symptoms. I do this whenever Something feels wrong and i can usually avoid a doctor visit by doing so.

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poison control center, a doctor, u knwo what those are right!?

1-800-222-1222
American Association of Poison Control Centers

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